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Histopathological analysis of mouse kidney tissue under different treatments.
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Correlation plot between HIV reservoir and immune and cellular markers in PHIVAYA.
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Cis-acting elements in the promoter of PtWRKYs.
Published 2025“…Based on RNA-Seq, we identified 83 <i>WRKYs</i> significantly respond to cadmium (Cd) stress. Subsequently, we conducted a study on <i>WRKY95</i>, which was significantly up-regulated in the roots, stems, and leaves under Cd stress. …”
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The Ka/Ks values of PtWRKY paralogous gene pairs.
Published 2025“…Based on RNA-Seq, we identified 83 <i>WRKYs</i> significantly respond to cadmium (Cd) stress. Subsequently, we conducted a study on <i>WRKY95</i>, which was significantly up-regulated in the roots, stems, and leaves under Cd stress. …”
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RNA-seq data of WRKY genes.
Published 2025“…Based on RNA-Seq, we identified 83 <i>WRKYs</i> significantly respond to cadmium (Cd) stress. Subsequently, we conducted a study on <i>WRKY95</i>, which was significantly up-regulated in the roots, stems, and leaves under Cd stress. …”
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Analysis of PtWRKY genes.
Published 2025“…Based on RNA-Seq, we identified 83 <i>WRKYs</i> significantly respond to cadmium (Cd) stress. Subsequently, we conducted a study on <i>WRKY95</i>, which was significantly up-regulated in the roots, stems, and leaves under Cd stress. …”
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The primer sequences for RT-qPCR.
Published 2025“…Based on RNA-Seq, we identified 83 <i>WRKYs</i> significantly respond to cadmium (Cd) stress. Subsequently, we conducted a study on <i>WRKY95</i>, which was significantly up-regulated in the roots, stems, and leaves under Cd stress. …”